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Cranbrook, BC
Canada

2504329196

Located in the beautiful southeast corner of British Columbia, the Kimberley Cranbrook Highland Dance Association exists to encourage dancers of all ages and levels to enjoy learning and performing Highland Dance.  Through the two dance schools, dancers can learn everything from the traditional Fling to new choreographies.  Dancers can be seen demonstrating their dances at functions such as Burn's Night and Christmas shows at senior homes, and compete in competitions from local to national level events.

Classes are offered for all ages - from preschool through adult.  Levels from Primary and Beginner to Premier are taught under the British Association of Teachers of Dance (BATD) Syllabus.  Classes are offered for competitive and recreational dance lessons, with the opportunities to do performance work, examinations, competitions, and championships.

Kimberley Cranbrook Highland Dance Association currently hosts a competition on the third weekend of each April, and a summer day camp the last week of every August. 

Teachers

Our teachers are fully certified through the British Association of Teacher's of Dancing and are participating members of ScotDance Canada. 

 

Miss Liela Cooper

 

Miss Liela started teaching in Kimberley and Cranbrook in 1973 and is still teaching in both cities today.  Because of her long time commitment to Highland dance, Liela was awarded a “Lifetime Membership” into the British Association of Teacher’s of Dance, Glasgow Scotland in 2001. 

This year, she is celebrating her 41st year of teaching dance in our communities.   Liela is also the Pipe Sergeant with the Kimberley Pipe Band and has been a member almost as long as she’s been teaching.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Miss Hali Duncan

Hali has been Highland Dancing since the age of 4, taking her practical exams under the S.D.T.A. and became a member of the B.A.T.D. in 2010. She has a degree in Kinesiology (the study of muscle and movement) from the University of Alberta . Hali has danced with the Alberta Caledonia Pipe Band and the Kimberley Pipe Band, and her training includes dancing in highland, ballet, and hip hop.

 

For more information please contact Miss Hali at 250.432.9196 or through email at: hdschoolofhighlanddance@gmail.com 

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